Lahat ng Kabanata ng MY BULLY, MY HUSBAND : Kabanata 91 - Kabanata 100

Chapter 92I stood in front of the mirror, adjusting my tie. The damn thing just wouldn't stay in place, and the thought of the event wasn't helping.It's been two days since the meeting with the board members. Two days after Lisa had proposed a rather funny....proposal.Truth be told, I had thought she was only bluffing, but thr more I thought about it, the more I could see reasons with her.Highlife Groups now has the investors I had toiled so much for, and it would be a major loss to me if I do not get back on my feet Of course this was only temporary. I do not plan on remaining engaged long enough. Especially not after the impromptu divorce....I stared at my reflection on tht mirror, wondering where she might be at this time.It hurts me so much that, after everything that happened between us, she had never for once regarded me nor our relationship the way I did.The thought of letting her go nauseates me, but there was nothing else I could do. I couldn't keep her caged in here,

Chapter 94Sienna's pov,My flight with my boys was scheduled for three in the afternoon. After I was done settling with my dad, I headed straight to the airport with my kids. However, when I and the kids arrived, it was announced that the flight would be delayed due to some issues. It would be delayed for few minutes or hours but the airline assured all passengers that they would resolve the issue as soon as possible.The passengers who were to board the same plane with me, all started murmuring and cursing. They all argued that they knew they were going to be delayed for a longer time.I sighed. I wasn't expecting the delay but there was absolutely nothing anyone can do right now but to wait and exercise patience.I took the kids to the cafeteria in the airport so they could sit and relax before the airline could resolve the issue, hoping it could take just few minutes.I took my phone from my bag and called Sasha, informing her of the delay in the flight. She told me she was on her

Chapter 96 Adam’s POV“Sienna, you’re insane,” I said, gripping her wrist. She pulled away, glaring at me like I’d lost my mind.“You need to let me go, Adam,” she said. “It doesn’t even matter anymore. You’re getting married, remember? So why are you acting like this?”I clenched my jaw. “If you want to leave, I won’t stop you. But you’re not taking my kids.”Her eyes widened. “Your kids?”“Yes,” I said sharply. “Mine. You should have told me, Sienna. I deserved to know.”She turned her head, avoiding my gaze, but her silence said enough.I thought back to everything. How did I not see it before? I ran a hand through my hair in frustration. The pieces were starting to come together. She must have had the kids while still in school. That’s why she disappeared without a trace. Why didn’t I know? Why didn’t anyone tell me?The little boy beside her suddenly grabbed her leg, hugging her thigh. His mouth pouted forward, and I found myself smiling despite everything. He was cute. Too cute

Chapter 98Adam's POVI sat in my office, going through some documents while thinking about the previous night's events. I had left Sienna’s place in the morning after the boys had recovered from their fever. The boys had come down with a fever. They had stayed at the airport for a long time because of the delayed flight, and they had caught a cold.I insisted on taking them to the hospital, but Sienna gave them self-medications instead and said they’d be fine by morning. She was their mom, and she had been with them throughout their years, so she knew how their bodies worked. So I let her give them just the medications, and we waited till morning to check if it would really subside.By morning, their fever had really gone down, and they were all over the place, bubbling with energy. I was grateful that they were okay, and I really wished I had been there for them when they were born. I wondered if they would be able to call me ‘Daddy’ at all. I couldn't shake off the feeling that I wa

Chapter 100Adam’s POVThe sun was just starting to rise as I buttoned up my shirt and grabbed my keys from the kitchen counter. I had a long drive ahead. My aunt had called me the night before, her voice excited and confident, telling me she had found a solution to my current situation.I didn’t ask too many questions on the phone—she liked to be dramatic and mysterious. But from what I understood, she had reached out to an old friend, someone with money, power, and connections. This person lived in England and was apparently interested in partnering with me. If things went well, I’d have the support I needed to take back what was mine.The plan sounded too good to be true. But right now, I had no choice but to believe in something. I had lost so much—my name, my career, my children—and it felt like I was standing on sinking ground. If this “partner” could help me get my life back, then I’d take the chance.I grabbed my coat, stepped outside, and locked the door behind me.But just as